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In a Nutshell

An academic evaluation's battery of tests maps reading and math skills for K–12 students; test prep assesses readiness for the ACT or SAT

The Fine Print

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Huntington Learning Center

Tutoring can help kids understand difficult concepts, such as how the dinosaurs went extinct and why it was necessary. Tackle tough subjects with this Groupon.

The Deal

$95 for a basic tutoring package for any grade level or a test-prep package (a $375 value)<p>

The basic tutoring package includes a one- to three-hour detailed academic evaluation and four hours of individualized tutoring with a maximum 4:1 student-to-teacher ratio. Alternatively, the test-prep package includes an ACT or SAT evaluation, test-prep session, and two hours of one-on-one tutoring.<p>

Huntington Learning Center

In the late 1970s career educators Eileen and Raymond Huntington opened the first Huntington Learning Center in Oradell, New Jersey. Their goal was to take an individualized approach to education, adjusting instructional tactics according to each student's set of needs. Their success in helping K–12 students prepare for exams and improve grades and study skills quickly spawned franchises across New York and New Jersey.

Today, the certified Huntington tutoring staff utilizes testing and rubrics for assessing each child's skills, academic needs and potential for growth. The teachers even note the student's behavior in different testing and academic situations to craft a methodology sensitive to each child's learning style. Teachers also adhere to the company's code of ethics that stresses professionalism and confidentiality and encourages pupils to improve their grades honestly through dedicated study rather than shortcuts.